feat: Introduced MetaSpec
for setting relative expiration
#14041
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Summary
feat: Introduced
MetaSpec
for setting relative expirationThis is a compatible change with new feature provided.
This commit introduces a new type,
MetaSpec
, which specifies contentof the
KVMeta
to be stored for a key. This new type is particularlyutilized in
upsert
requests to enable the setting of relativeexpiration times.
Previously, the
KVMeta
type was used directly for this purpose.However, to avoid impacting existing storage data types,
MetaSpec
hasbeen specifically added for use in
upsert
operations. When applying araft-log, a
KVMeta
is built fromMetaSpec
.Designed with backward compatibility,
MetaSpec
maintains a serializedformat compatible with
KVMeta
, ensuring no disruption to existingfunctionality.
We introduce two new types
Time
andInterval
to reprensentserde-able time stamp and time interval.
Tests are added to ensure meta-service works correctly with API with
ttl support, but databend-query does not use these API yet.
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